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The Bumblebee

Photography Insects posted on Apr 27, 2010
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I'm flipping coins to decide which to upload, fractals or photos .. the photos won out this time! So another montage. I included some honeybees, just so you could see how big the Bumblebee queen is in comparison to the the worker honeybee! I've just learned a bit about Bumblebees. Briefly, only the queen survives the winter. In the spring, she begins to search for a nesting site, once she finds it, shd then starts to build up a small supply of honey. She lays her eggs, nurtures them through the larval stage, and when they are old enough to be workers, she begins to lay more eggs, relying now on the workers to keep the hive clean, to care for the eggs and larvae and keep the hive supplied with food. We just came back the Hollow Saturday, another beautiful five days of sunshine and hiking, sunshine and working, and sunshine and picture taking! Life is good!! Many thanks to all of you who stopped look at the previous posting, and left such wonderful comments. I'm thrilled that so many of enjoyed the wildflowers at the Hollow. Thank you all for the faves and the support you have given me, even when I haven't had time to stop at your galleries and support you.

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durleybeachbum

3:50PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

What fab sunny pics, and I love that yellow flower that I don't recognise. I do so love Bumbles!

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jmb007

3:58PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

belles photos!!

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dragonmuse

3:59PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

You are so lucky to be able to escape to this wonderful place. Most interesting collage.

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three_grrr

4:02PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

Don't forget to zoom .. the photos small

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lyron

4:05PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

Fantastic pictures!!

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rocserum

4:43PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

great collage! RS

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carlx

5:07PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

Wonderful and very lovely collage, Rita!!!

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mikeerson

5:13PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

I read you were in a fork in the road when it came to pictures or fractal... this would of been the perfect theme to use both... I don't know if you ever saw the Green Hornet back in the late 60s, but they used an illustrated Hornet on a wild background that could of been mistaken as fractal... I suggest you Mix it up and have fun with it. Cool pictures, the only thing I learned is the Bubble be likes to BEE on bottem - lol

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Faemike55

5:27PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

Fantastic photos. Zoom is a definite must!

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DennisReed

5:54PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

Wonderful Captures & Comparison Rita! Beautiful Big Bumble Bee! Bravo!

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Bampster

6:04PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

Super images, Rita. The visual comparison is fascinating as is the information.Once again you present us with marvelous visual work and excellent information. Great job!!!!!

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GBCalls

6:10PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

A guess the flower is a trout lily. Excellent collage!

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Dragonluna1

6:22PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

Lovely work!!

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drag

6:31PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

The bumblebee is so soft looking and the honey bee is a lot more wicked looking. My garden gets filled of bumble bees. Great look at both of them.

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annie5

6:50PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

Great collage and presentation of those beautiful flowers/Excellent captures :)

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ToniDunlap

7:03PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

Rita these are mighty fine photos of our much needed little friends. I love the work they do but I don't like it when I am swimming and they wish to visit me. You should see that number. Wouldn't want a picture of it either! Love this collage!

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jocko500

8:01PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

real cool shots here. wonderful looking

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lior

8:38PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

Wonderful photograph!

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watapki66

8:55PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

Very nicely captured images!

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npauling

9:04PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

A very beautiful collage of these lovely clear photos and how brilliantly caught they are too. I never have much luck at getting these little fellows as they move so fast. I love watching the bumble bees in the foxgloves as they disappear right inside. The little honeybee looks quite delicate beside the bumblebee and yet their sting is so much worse. I think the bumblebee bites.

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magnus073

9:15PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

I love your fractal art also Rita but I'm so glad you chose to share this amazing collage with us tonight.

MrsLubner

11:11PM | Tue, 27 April 2010

Astonishing beauty!

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Juliette.Gribnau

12:07AM | Wed, 28 April 2010

wonderful series of (bumble-)bees !! F

XoxoTree

1:45AM | Wed, 28 April 2010

wow these are so clean and clear deary dear. I think we will have a bee problem this year, all bug high. I love the Dogtooth's Fairy and how you put this all together. The yellow and green is hot! :)together. Well done.:)

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cricke49

2:26AM | Wed, 28 April 2010

awesome captures each and every one so clear it looks they are right here!:)*5

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farmerC

3:53AM | Wed, 28 April 2010

Exellente collage.

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jendellas

5:26AM | Wed, 28 April 2010

The Queen is very clever getting everyone to do her work :o) Lovely collage of the bees. Glad you had a good break!!!

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tennesseecowgirl

9:34AM | Wed, 28 April 2010

what a sweet and wonderful collage!!

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claude19

12:11PM | Wed, 28 April 2010

SPLENDID shots and wonderful collage ! Thanks for this lesson of Nature !!! I love it !

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bakapo

1:32PM | Wed, 28 April 2010

I love bees, especially bumblebees, these are fantastic photos of them!

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